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Access roll ups have been good to me. This truck is on its third bed, but still the same Access tonneau cover.

Rough Country has a nice black powder coated aluminum slat roll up. Cool cover. My son is getting it for his new Sierra. Seems like a nice compromise from a soft roll up or a hard flip up. He didn't like the idea of having it block the back window when flipped up.

Will update once we install it. $900.


Clyde

The exact same cover that I have. It's been on two trucks for what has now been 10 years. Cold doesn't bother it when rolling it up. It was 23 degrees when I loaded up for a dump run today.

either that or drop your tailgate...

i have truxedo sentry with the aluminum slats under the black vinyl and I love it

In theory yes. In the real world you'll need pretty accurate measurement devices to figure out the fraction of 1 mpg you'll save. The fuel savings will never come close to paying for the cost of the cover.

A tonneau cover would be in the way more than it would help me. I've tried them and prefer a cap. A good fiberglass tonneau isn't much cheaper than a cap and the roll up ones don't last long. It's pretty rare for me to find something that won't fit and if it doesn't fit in the bed it's a lot easier to load in the utility trailer anyway.

Bakflip MX4 on my F150. Strong, secure, looks good, keeps stuff dry except a few drops.